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The New York Time recently wrote about one of our faves, Maria Sibylla Merian (1647-1717), the pioneering century naturalist and scientific illustrator.
So I thought I’d share some images from Merian’s De Europischen Insecten (1730) and let everyone know that @biodivlibrary has made her works available for anyone, including copies from the Smithsonian Libraries. The article focuses on Metamorphosis Insectorum Surinamensium ([1705]) in particular, and is not to be missed.
How can art bridge the past and the present? Artist Jitish Kallat mediates the words of renowned political activist and pacifist Mahatma Gandhi in his immersive video installation “Covering Letter.” By projecting Gandhi’s words from the past onto a curtain of fog in the present, Kallat invites viewers to take a walk through history—literally and metaphorically. To learn more about this exhibition click here.
Installation view of “Covering Letter,” 2012, by Jitish Kallat
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Love Relentlessly is a sparkling mix: iris (above), rose and pink pepper fuse with dewy rose and addictive amber. Learn more about the ingredients on Tory Daily here.
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A chat with Caroline Vreeland: bit.ly/1RbRFAr
We’re kicking off the Museum’s first Hackathon tonight. Participants will spend the weekend prototyping innovative ways to interact with our collection. Join us on Sunday, 3/13 at 2:00 p.m for the finalists’ presentations and awards ceremony. Details here.
This is a “Power of Art” program, sponsored by the Wind Foundation.
“Night Sea,” 1977, Edna Andrade © Estate of Edna Andrade
Join us for yoga every Wednesday Night at 6 & 7 p.m. This month, you’ll head to Gallery 288, where you can contemplate themes of Spring and renewal among beautiful tapestries like this one from a set called “The Story of the Emperor of China”. Space is limited, so we recommend arriving early to get your ticket at any visitor services desk.
Admission and programs are Pay What You Wish every Wednesday Night. Find more information, click here.
“Tapestry showing the Harvesting of Pineapples,” Early 18th century, designed c. 1686-1690, Designed by Guy-Louis Vernansal
Exhibition page for showing at Gagosian Gallery Paris.
Ending this week: Sterling Ruby at Gagosian Paris, Rue de Ponthieu. Tomorrow, Saturday, December 19th is the last day to see the exhibition. In the new YARD paintings Ruby uses rollers and brooms to spread a soft palette of red, blue, green, and purple acrylic paints over unprimed canvases laid directly on the studio ground; incidental debris and textures beneath the canvas emerge as impressions during the frottage process.
